* Force each plugin that extends base-components to implement a static method `NAME()`
* Remove redundant `NAME` argument from 'Utils.defineJQueryPlugin' & fix test
Moves more functionality to `base-component`, transferring the responsibility of disposal to parent class.
Each component, dusting disposal, sets its protected properties to `null`. So the same can be done in one place for all children components .
- Since bootstrap is not changing the default value of `elementContext`
option, changing the value of `altBoundary` option is not needed for
any modifier in real
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After some research, I found out that EventHandler saves all the custom events per element using namespace, and is capable of removing handlers using only the element and its namespace (`DATA_KEY`).
So, probably is better to utilize the base-component to do the same job.
* Add function type for `popperConfig` option
* Update .bundlewatch.config.json
* copy edits
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Co-authored-by: Mark Otto <markdotto@gmail.com>
* tooltip: move common code to a reusable function
* tooltip: return early in `show()`
Co-authored-by: Rohit Sharma <rohit2sharma95@gmail.com>
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The default Popper `fallbackPlacements` value is `[oppositePlacement]`.
- The default value was previously (in v4) `'flip'` that can be achieved by passing the single value in the array, like — `[oppositePlacement]`. Keeping `null` also sets the `fallbackPlacements` to `[oppositePlacement]` (Default value in Popper)
- It's better to have **clockwise** (`['top', 'right', 'bottom', 'left']`) fallback options so that tooltip/popover can be placed to another side even if the opposite placement doesn't fit.
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* refactor: use an utility function to define jQuery plugins
* test: add spec for defineJQueryPlugin utility function
* Update .bundlewatch.config.json
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Update to the tooltip.js to add an aria-label attribute that contains the original title of the element, but only if the element doesn't have an existing aria-label attribute.
This is to address cases where screen readers are not capturing the aria-describedby attribute that is added when the tooltip is triggered. This should also avoid a race condition between the screen reader and the appearance of the tooltip.
* extend jquery after domContentLoaded event is fired
* add unittest for util onDOMContentLoaded
* wait for trigger jquery event after domContentLoaded
* remove domcontentready from eventHandler
* move istanbul ignore statements to correct line
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